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My Heart, also known as Expanding Heart, is an image macro series featuring sequential illustrations of a heart vibrating with progressively increased frequency paired with descriptions of various activities and events, indicating their influence on a person's relative heart rate.

Origin

On September 3rd, 2017, Instagram user @ryantheprogenji[1] posted a chart listing "resting," "exercising" and "talking to the person who I care about most and adore" next to illustrations of a progressively vibrating heart (shown below). While the Instagram feed has since been made private, the image was reposted by the Positive-Memes Tumblr on September 4th.

MY HEART resting ryantheprogenji exercising talking to the person who i care about most and absolutely adore

Spread

On September 9th, 2017, the Science Memes Facebook[3] page posted a variation of the image ending with a rapidly beating heart paired with a message about a chemistry experiment (shown below). Within five days, the post gathered upwards of 21,000 reactions, 10,000 comments and 3,000 shares.

MY HEART resting exercising doing a titration of an acid of known molarity against a base of unknown concentration and waiting for the phenolphthalein to change color

On September 11th, Redditor earlsweaty posted the image captioned with a joke about "making a phone call" causing a rapid heart rate (shown below, left). Within 72 hours, the post gathered upwards of 19,200 points (94% upvoted) and 140 comments on /r/2meirl4meirl.[2] On September 13th, Redditor Theboss12312 posted a variation captioned with a joke about saying "frick" on a Christian Minecraft server (shown below, right).

MY HEART resting exercising Before making a phone call
MY HEART resting exercising Saying "írick" on a christian minecraft server

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MY HEART resting Facebook.com Garlicbreadmemes exercising Garlic bread
MY HEART resting exercising feeling the love of Jesus Christ
MY HEART resting exercising traps
MY HEART A job that pays well A job I love Making memes instead of working
MY HEART resting exercising Any physical activity at all
MY HEART resting exercising When l accidentally type "h*ck" on a christian server

Search Interest

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External References

[1] Instagram – @ryantheprogenji

[2] Reddit – 2meirl4meirl

[3] Facebook – Science Memes



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About

My Heart, also known as Expanding Heart, is an image macro series featuring sequential illustrations of a heart vibrating with progressively increased frequency paired with descriptions of various activities and events, indicating their influence on a person's relative heart rate.

Origin

On September 3rd, 2017, Instagram user @ryantheprogenji[1] posted a chart listing "resting," "exercising" and "talking to the person who I care about most and adore" next to illustrations of a progressively vibrating heart (shown below). While the Instagram feed has since been made private, the image was reposted by the Positive-Memes Tumblr on September 4th.


MY HEART resting ryantheprogenji exercising talking to the person who i care about most and absolutely adore

Spread

On September 9th, 2017, the Science Memes Facebook[3] page posted a variation of the image ending with a rapidly beating heart paired with a message about a chemistry experiment (shown below). Within five days, the post gathered upwards of 21,000 reactions, 10,000 comments and 3,000 shares.


MY HEART resting exercising doing a titration of an acid of known molarity against a base of unknown concentration and waiting for the phenolphthalein to change color

On September 11th, Redditor earlsweaty posted the image captioned with a joke about "making a phone call" causing a rapid heart rate (shown below, left). Within 72 hours, the post gathered upwards of 19,200 points (94% upvoted) and 140 comments on /r/2meirl4meirl.[2] On September 13th, Redditor Theboss12312 posted a variation captioned with a joke about saying "frick" on a Christian Minecraft server (shown below, right).


MY HEART resting exercising Before making a phone call MY HEART resting exercising Saying "írick" on a christian minecraft server

Various Examples


MY HEART resting Facebook.com Garlicbreadmemes exercising Garlic bread MY HEART resting exercising feeling the love of Jesus Christ MY HEART resting exercising traps MY HEART A job that pays well A job I love Making memes instead of working MY HEART resting exercising Any physical activity at all MY HEART resting exercising When l accidentally type "h*ck" on a christian server

Search Interest

Not available.

External References

[1] Instagram – @ryantheprogenji

[2] Reddit – 2meirl4meirl

[3] Facebook – Science Memes

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